This might be a surprising question but is there actually a bad side to reading? Reading books has a couple of negative aspects like As you can see from the summary not all of these items are completely serious but there is some truth in it. Let’s take a look… […]
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What a crazy year this was (is)… Certainly a time to remember and for many of you who graduated despite the pandemic an extraordinary achievement. So here are 10 designs To show you were part of the famous Class of 2020: Sunset graduate Except for the little 2020 at the […]
The new way of learning – online and through video conferencing. Back to school means setting up another zoom meeting. Tests and exams online, learning and studying over the internet, a new way of education. Here are some great designs to ease the busy time at home. Back to homeschool […]
The LSAT (Law School Admission Test) is a standardized test and an integral part of the law school admission process. But is the LSAT the only way? The LSAT is not the only way (anymore) to get into law school. More and more schools accept the GRE (Graduate Record Examinations) […]
By: ChildrenLearningReading.com Before a child learns to read, he or she must first learn the spoken language, and this is one of the first instances where family members such as dad, mom, older siblings, and grandparents play an important role in “teaching” the child the spoken English language. Whether young children […]
Study quotes are not just a nerdy way to show that you are smart, they are an effective tool to motivate you to keep going. Here are the 10 best quotes with the highest saves on Pinterest: While not all of these quotes do contain the word study they are […]
As a lifelong learner, I tried a lot of tools that are supposed to boost study performance and the following list of the best study tools worked best: Pen and notebook – nothing beats your own notes A whiteboard – visualize what you learn A kindle paperwhite – carry your […]
As a teacher or as a constant learner you might have come across what is called the “learning pyramid”, the “cone of experience” or the ” active learning pyramid ” with various numbers of retention depending on the learning style. But is the learning pyramid accurate? The percentages and order […]
The value of conditioning was already developed in the early 1900s to improve study habits of students. So what are the key steps to reshape one’s study behavior? Define a motivating reward Specify a detailed goal Create a reward schedule Follow the schedule Lower the reward frequency upon achieving the […]
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